How many marks will I have to secure in JEE Mains for getting seat in DTU for IT or CSE?
I belong from OBC category and I have secured 90% in ISC board.
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You have to score above 250 in Mains and 85%+ in board to grab CSE or IT in DTU in 1st round. -
You need to score minimum 150 if you live in Delhi and 180 if you are from some other state.
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If you are from Delhi then you can easily get into it. If not, still, you have a fair chance.
All the best! -
250+ in Mains for CS is required by an outside Delhi & general category candidate.
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Kundan Singh Qualified CII-IPATE 2020 | GATE 2021|B.Tech(CSE) | Guide-Level 12
8 years ago240+ will do the trick. For CSE, you will have to score at least 255.
PS: Considering you as an outsider.
All the best. -
You will have to get at least 60% which is 216 marks.
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With your 90%, 230 marks are enough with OBC category. -
Approximately 230 and 94 percent in boards.
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1. OBC: 70 to 80.
2. Open category: 100 to 110.
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